The phrase "advantages of addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive outcomes of tackling a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The advantages of addressing climate change include improved public health and economic growth."
Alternatives: "benefits of tackling" or "gains from addressing".
It has the advantage of addressing plausible pathologies in a predetermined specific sequence designed to simplify clinical reasoning.
The recent method of Mishra and Shukla (2016) has an advantage of addressing the inter-dependence of variables in estimating the multidimensional achievement index.
Transaction cost economics, however, has the advantage of addressing both supply and demand factors, and extends beyond scope and scale economies by focusing on the transaction as the unit of analysis [37, 38, 61, 62].
These internal fluxes also reflect loadings from previous seasons and years, so the advantage of addressing point sources is probably greater in terms of cost-effectiveness than in the timing of inputs.
This migratory pattern has the advantage of addressing domestic health human resource needs with workers who are linked culturally with the home country to which they are migrating.
If physical examination does not suggest a recognizable syndrome, then chromosome analysis should be performed, which has the added advantage of addressing the potential of mosaicism.
Qualitative research can offer valuable insights into patient experiences, whereas longitudinal qualitative designs have the considerable advantage of addressing questions about how and why these experiences change over time.
Phenotypic screening, particularly when in combination with a mammalian counter-screen, has the distinct advantage of addressing key druggability and toxicity issues early in drug discovery, thereby reducing attrition at later stages in development.
The major advantage of addressing external cause mortality from this data set, which included all deaths within circumscribed surveillance populations, is that various biases from attempting to capture injury data alone were avoided.
Although the KM estimate has the advantage of addressing the case-cohort design and being a more smoothed curve than the rank order, it does not seem advantageous over rank in detecting non-proportionality.
